Sentence examples for do it timidly from inspiring English sources
They showed their hand with Blackwater, now it's time for the rest of us to put forward a different vision of the world -- and we can't do it timidly or apologetically.
He looked at me and said timidly, "Ok, let's do it". I seized the opportunity since there were few people on the cables and it wasn't helping that someone close to us kept saying he liked his life more than peaking Half Dome.
"I was stunned," she told CNN. "I said timidly, 'I love it' in a sarcastic way hoping to make light of the situation because I was so confused, and then he turned to the guys on the crew... and said, 'See guys, this is how you do it.'".
"Does it still hold up?" she asked timidly.
Timidly I stepped in because they seemed to be making room, but I feared doing it wrong.
The girls ventured forth into it timidly, but did eat some.
This year - so far at least - it is all being done more timidly than usual, and for obvious reasons.
Only here and there do the writers timidly and indirectly hint that some truth may exist other than official truth.
Now, no longer can we be unmoved; now we do not want timidly to let them subjugate us.
Forced to choose sides between the principles in their Olympic and corporate charters and a big payday, all of them have responded to the growing furor over a new anti-gay propaganda law in Russia the same way they always do: Timidly.
